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Thirteen-year-old Andrew Ray who stars with Kenneth More and Kathleen Ryan in the Associated British-Marble Arch Production 'The Yellow Balloon' with his mother and famous comedian father Ted Ray - hot forgetting Rusty - outside the family caravan which was brought to Elstree Studios for the length of the production. In the caravan Mrs. Ray Cooked her son's meals and a tutor supervised his lessons. 'The Yellow Balloon' was produced by Victor Skutezky and directed by J. Lee Thompson. September 30, 1952.

Thirteen-year-old Andrew Ray who stars with Kenneth More and Kathleen Ryan in the Associated British-Marble Arch Production 'The Yellow Balloon' with his mother and famous comedian father Ted Ray - hot forgetting Rusty - outside the family caravan which was brought to Elstree Studios for the length of the production. In the caravan Mrs. Ray Cooked her son's meals and a tutor supervised his lessons. 'The Yellow Balloon' was produced by Victor Skutezky and directed by J. Lee Thompson. September 30, 1952.
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Thirteen-year-old Andrew Ray who stars with Kenneth More and Kathleen Ryan in the Associated British-Marble Arch Production 'The Yellow Balloon' with his mother and famous comedian father Ted Ray - hot forgetting Rusty - outside the family caravan which was brought to Elstree Studios for the length of the production. In the caravan Mrs. Ray Cooked her son's meals and a tutor supervised his lessons. 'The Yellow Balloon' was produced by Victor Skutezky and directed by J. Lee Thompson. September 30, 1952.
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2091 x 2734 px | 16.4 MB
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17.7 x 23.1 cm | 7.0 x 9.1 in (300 dpi)
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